Mysterium passes into the digital realm with mobile and PC launch today

Mysterium has finally come to iOS, Android and Steam after its initial launch in December last year was postponed.

The digital version of the co-op ‘Cluedo in reverse’ deduction game includes online multiplayer for up to seven players (it’s cross-platform so mobile and PC fans can team up), as well as a solo story mode delving into the backgrounds of the six psychics.

If you haven’t played Mysterium, here’s a quick recap: one player is a ghost, attempting to send the remaining players, taking the role of clairvoyants, clues to the nature of their untimely demise. They do this by placing a combination of visually rich picture cards in front of each player, attempting to indicate a specific killer, murder weapon and location with images alone.

Mysterium’s first expansion, Hidden Signs, is available as an in-app purchase in the digital edition, which costs $7 (£6) on mobile and $10 (£8) on Steam.

The game is due out sometime today (Thursday) on all platforms, but a specific time hasn’t been given for the launch – we’ll attempt to send you all psychic messages when we see it go live.